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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1951

Page

12

Scottsdale Progress Reopens Temporarily at Ed Ast Building

The Scottsdale Progress reports a temporary relocation to the Ed Ast building on South Scottsdale Road, noting the move aids continued publication flow while original offices are unavailable.

Scottsdale Progress Ed Ast Scottsdale Road

B And PW Club To Meet Wednesday

The Bush Is and Professional Woman's club will hold their November dinner meeting Wednesday the 28th at the Outpost. The club’s Sunshine Festival parade float featured six members dressed as Indian squaws on horseback.

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Methodist Advance to Bring Evangelistic Campaign to Arizona

The nationwide Methodist Evangelistic Advance will visit Arizona from November 25 through December 2 with nightly services in nearly every church. A mass meeting opens at Central Methodist Church in Phoenix on Friday, November 23. Guest ministers from outside Arizona will lead the churches, including Rev. Norman Calloway, Shasta district superintendent, born in Clarence Oklahoma and educated at Northwestern and Garrett.

Methodist Evangelistic Advance Arizona Central Methodist Church Phoenix Methodist Scottsdale Norman Calloway Shasta Red Bluff Calif Clarence Oklahoma Northwestern University Garrett Biblical Institute Illinois Nebraska California

Camelback Inn Hosts First Mixed Doubles Round Robin

On Sunday November 18 Camelback Inn held its first mixed doubles round robin tennis tournament. Guests included Frank Broad of Mt. Prospect Illinois Wm A Sullivan of Burlingame California and Dr Orvan W Hess of New Haven Connecticut. Winners were Mrs George P Judson of Scottsdale and Rex Miller of Judson School.

Camelback Inn Frank Broad Mt. Prospect Ill Wm. A. Sullivan Burlingame California Orvan W. Hess New Haven

Mrs Raleigh noted for PTA leadership and service

Mrs Raleigh is identified as a past president of the Maricopa County Council of Parent-Teacher Association and former division treasurer in U D C. She also served on the White House Conference on children and youth activities and is a member of the American Legion Auxiliary and Scottsdale Methodist Church.

Maricopa County The American Legion Auxiliary Scottsdale Methodist Church County of P.T. A

Cub Scout Meeting Set For Monday Evening

A Cub Scout meeting for all den mothers den dads and committeemen is scheduled for Monday November 26 at 7 30 p m. It will be held at the home of cubmaster Vernon B Harmon 3101 North 40th Street.

Cub Scouts Cubmaster Vernon B. Harmon North 40Th Street

Camelback Inn Presents Cholla Night Music With Del Carlo

Three miles from Scottsdale the Camelback Inn hosts Del Carlo's band at the Cholla on Monday Tuesday Thursday and Friday from 9 to 11 pm. Neighbors invited for an evening of fun with catering for banquets cocktails or dancing. Lunches and dinners served daily with prices for luncheons at 2.50 and dinners at 4.50. Reservations call 54741.

Scottsdale Camelback Inn del Carlo

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